英语词汇bracket怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bracket /ˈbrækət/ noun

plural brackets

¹ bracket

/ˈbrækət/

noun

plural brackets

Learner's definition of BRACKET

[count]

: an object that is attached to a wall and used to support or hold up something (such as a shelf)（固定在墙上的）托架，支架

The shelf is held up with two brackets.这个搁板有两个托架支撑着。
There are wall brackets in the garage for the rakes and shovels.车库墙上装有放耙子和铲子的支架。

: a category that includes a certain range of incomes, ages, etc.（收入、年龄等的）等级段，组级

She is taller/shorter than average for her age bracket.她比同年龄段的人高/矮。
He earned enough to put him in a higher tax bracket.他收入不菲，属于较高一档纳税等级。
She is now in a lower/higher income bracket than before.她现在的收入水平比以前低/高。

a : either one of a pair of marks [ ] or 〈〉 used to enclose words or mathematical symbols括号；方括号；尖角括号 — usually plural通常用复数

The title appears in/within brackets at the top of the page.标题在页面上方的括号里。

◊ The marks [ ] are also called square brackets and the marks 〈〉 are also called angle brackets.*[ ]又称方括号，〈〉又称尖角括号。

b British : parenthesis

² bracket /ˈbrækət/ verb

brackets; bracketed; bracketing

² bracket

/ˈbrækət/

verb

brackets; bracketed; bracketing

Learner's definition of BRACKET

[+ object]

: to place (words, symbols, etc.) within brackets把…置于括号内

She bracketed (off) portions of the text.她把部分文本用括号括起来。
bracketed information/text/material括号里的信息/文本/材料

: to be located at each side of (something)置于…两侧 — usually used as (be) bracketed通常用作(be) bracketed

The front door is bracketed [=flanked] by tall bushes.前门两侧是高高的灌木。

: to put (two or more people or things) into the same category, group, etc.把…归为一类；把…相提并论

Should Haydn and Mozart be bracketed (together/with each other)? = Should Mozart be bracketed (together) with Haydn?是否应该把莫扎特和海顿相提并论？

单词	bracket
释义	bracket (verb) bracket 5 ENTRIES FOUND: bracket (noun) bracket (verb) angle bracket (noun) curly bracket (noun) square bracket (noun) ¹ bracket /ˈbrækət/ noun plural brackets ¹ bracket /ˈbrækət/ noun plural brackets Learner's definition of BRACKET [count] 1 : an object that is attached to a wall and used to support or hold up something (such as a shelf)（固定在墙上的）托架，支架 The shelf is held up with two brackets.这个搁板有两个托架支撑着。 There are wall brackets in the garage for the rakes and shovels.车库墙上装有放耙子和铲子的支架。 2 : a category that includes a certain range of incomes, ages, etc.（收入、年龄等的）等级段，组级 She is taller/shorter than average for her age bracket.她比同年龄段的人高/矮。 He earned enough to put him in a higher tax bracket.他收入不菲，属于较高一档纳税等级。 She is now in a lower/higher income bracket than before.她现在的收入水平比以前低/高。 3 a : either one of a pair of marks [ ] or 〈〉 used to enclose words or mathematical symbols括号；方括号；尖角括号 — usually plural通常用复数 The title appears in/within brackets at the top of the page.标题在页面上方的括号里。 ◊ The marks [ ] are also called square brackets and the marks 〈〉 are also called angle brackets.[ ]又称方括号，〈〉又称尖角括号。 b British : parenthesis ² bracket /ˈbrækət/ verb brackets; bracketed; bracketing ² bracket /ˈbrækət/ verb brackets; bracketed; bracketing Learner's definition of BRACKET [+ object] 1 : to place (words, symbols, etc.) within brackets把…置于括号内 She bracketed* (off) portions of the text.她把部分文本用括号括起来。 bracketed information/text/material括号里的信息/文本/材料 2 : to be located at each side of (something)置于…两侧 — usually used as (be) bracketed通常用作(be) bracketed The front door is bracketed [=flanked] by tall bushes.前门两侧是高高的灌木。 3 : to put (two or more people or things) into the same category, group, etc.把…归为一类；把…相提并论 Should Haydn and Mozart be bracketed (together/with each other)? = Should Mozart be bracketed (together) with Haydn?是否应该把莫扎特和海顿相提并论？
随便看	put a damper on put a dent put a dent in something put a different complexion on put a foot wrong put a good face on put a guilt trip on put a gun to sb's head put a gun to somebody's head put a gun to someone's head put a halt to put a hold on put a human face on put a hurt on put a lid on put a lid on it put all of your cards on the table put all your cards on the table put all your eggs in one basket put a lot of stock put a name to put a name to sb put a name to somebody put a name to someone put a name to (someone or something)